LEIMAY at the New Museum // Day Three
2012-11-29 16:00 - 21:00 (America/Anguilla) | New Museum
MR in Residence at the New Museum Rethinking the Imprint of Judson Dance Theater Fifty Years Later

Day Three: Research through performance studies, open to the public

Guest choreographers share views through performance-studies and conversations on the following topic: What are we interested in presenting 'via the body' currently and into the future? Imagine a future body.

Ximena Garnica - LEIMAY in Residence at the New MuseumFREE with New Museum admission location: New Museum, 235 Bowery www.newmuseum.org

The public is invited to the following OPEN PERFORMANCE-STUDIES, WORKSHOPS AND DISCUSSIONS: (FREE with New Museum Admission)

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
Day One Guest Choreographers:
Kira Alker
Maximilian Balduzzi Yanira Castro
Rachel Cohen
Cori Kresge
Elke Luyten
Laura Peterson
Sam Pinkleton
Silas Riener
Jason Somma Yara Travieso

Day Two and Three Guest Performers and LEIMAY members:
Andrew Braddock**
Tara Fenamore
James Gardella
Jeremy Goren
Cesar Reyes Lopez Miyu Leilani
Elizabeth McAuliffe **
Zave Martohardjono
Eija Ranta**
Michael Ring
Jose Rivera
Savina Theodorou**
Alex Vizzi
Alex Franz Zehetbauer
Ian Wen

**LEIMAY current company member

LEIMAY's residency at the New Museum also serves as research for the company's upcoming new work, Becomings, to be shown at the BAM Fisher Theater in September 2013.

On September 16, Movement Research (MR) solicited questions from the greater MR community with regards to the imprint that Judson Dance Theater (1962–64) continues to make on contemporary performance. Four questions were selected by attendees as focus topics for further investigation by artists nominated to lead a series of week-long performance laboratories and open rehearsals at the New Museum. These residencies will culminate in an evening filled with performance, experimentation, and lively debate on December 16 at 3pm.
MR in Residence at the New MuseumThrough a series of discussions, presentations, artist residencies, and town hall meetings, Movement Research reconsiders the legacy, mythology, and permutations of influence that continue to echo from the occasion of Judson Dance Theater (1962-64).Part of New Museum’s RE:NEW RE:PLAY residency seriesCo-presented with Movement ResearchThe RE:NEW RE:PLAY residency series is curated by Travis Chamberlain, Public Programs Coordinator at the New Museum.

For more information visit http://conectom.leimay.org/events/leimay-at-the-new-museum-day-three
